“Bro Is in His J Cole Phase”: NBA All-Star Jimmy Butler Leaves Fans Horrified With His Bizarre New Look Ahead of the 2022-23 Season

Jimmy Butler might score buckets after buckets but his recent hairdo choice has left fans with much to be desired. The Miami Heat star revealed his new hair extensions during practice and has left many shellshocked and confused. The player, who gave it all for his team in the playoffs, looks a lot different with the new hairdo. Last season, he used to braid his hair but this time around, he has been sporting really long dreads.

The star had also posted a step-by-step change of his hairdos on Instagram. He posted the video with the caption, “Now you see, Now you don’t”. This drastic change has come overnight for the Miami Heat star.

The shooting guard led his team to the Conference Finals but faltered there. His imperious form led many to compare him to Michael Jordan but all that came crashing down against the Boston Celtics. Nonetheless, he had an amazing postseason and is raring to go the distance next year too.

These are some of the fan reactions found on NBA Twitter. Some mocked Jimmy while others were shocked:

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Jimmy Butler is a clutch performer

Jimmy Butler is a certified bucket, and fans and experts know that. His performances with the?Miami Heat in the 2020 and 2022 Playoffs have gained cult status among followers. He embodies “Heat Culture” like nobody else despite being in the franchise for only three years.

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He averaged 27.5 points against a strong Philadelphia 76ers team during the second round. His highest points tally came during Game 4. He scored 40 points at 65% field goal efficiency.

Jimmy Butler was also imperious against?the Atlanta Hawks. He played only four games in that series but had scored 30.5 points per game at a field goal percentage of 54%. He also had 10 rebounds each in Games 3 and 4.

While Butler is undoubtedly a playoff performer, his stats during this year’s regular season were not bad either. He scored 21.4 points per game with a 48% field goal percentage. Butler dramatically improved his stats during the postseason. He scored 27.4 points at almost 51% efficiency.

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His new hairdo might unlock something in him that helps him achieve that elusive championship. Butler will hope that teams will dread being locked in against him next season.